A tensile test uses a test specimen that has a gauge length of 100.00mm and a cross sectional area of 40.00mm². During the test, the maximum load of 16kN is reached at a gauge length of 101.20mm. If the material has a Young's modulus of 100GPa and yield strength of 300MPa, what is the final gauge length after the maximum load is reached and then completely released. Oa 100.00 mm b. 101 20 mm Oc100.80 mm Od 100.40 mm

A tensile test uses a test specimen that has a gauge length of 100.00mm and a cross sectional area of 40.00mm². During the test, the maximum load of 16kN is reached at a gauge length of 101.20mm. If the material has a Young's modulus of 100GPa and yield strength of 300MPa, what is the final gauge length after the maximum load is reached and then completely released. Oa 100.00 mm b. 101 20 mm Oc100.80 mm Od 100.40 mm

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